Temple University honored its public safety personnel, including officers who saved a man from a heavy air conditioner and another who helped a student in distress. Officer of the Year and other milestones were celebrated at the event.

Philadelphia's Inspector General encourages public to report government fraud and outlines signs of misconduct. Various reporting methods are offered, with a promise of thorough investigations and consequent actions.

Philadelphia seeks public input on its 2025 Draft Hazard Mitigation Plan to address disasters and enhance community resilience, with meetings for feedback scheduled.

Governor Josh Shapiro visited Farmersville Elementary to promote his budget proposal, aiming to double funding for student teacher stipends in Pennsylvania to $40 million to address the teacher shortage.

The DC Council's March 4 meeting includes discussions on consumer protection, building permits, and local business standards, with emergency acts and resolutions set to shape the district's regulatory and developmental future.

Four Pennsylvania counties are working towards 100% renewable energy by 2035, procuring electricity through the Sustainable Energy Partnership, prioritizing regional projects.

Philadelphia launches a pilot program allowing seniors to use PHLCityID as proof of age for free SEPTA transit, aiming to improve transportation access and support older residents' independence.

Councilmember Isaiah Thomas introduced the Safe Streets for Students Act in Philadelphia, proposing ASE cameras in school zones to improve student safety.

Philadelphia's Tax Reform Commission has proposed recommendations to reduce the city's high poverty rate and improve economic opportunity by revising the tax code.

Philadelphia's Franklin Square is receiving nearly $8 million in upgrades, including new facilities, improved lighting, and a redesigned playground reflecting the area's cultural heritage and promoting inclusivity.

La Salle University student Marissa Castro transitions from nursing to a marketing major, adding a media skills minor and securing an internship at Communication Solutions Group.

Governor Josh Shapiro aims to improve Pennsylvania's child care system with a $55 million investment, following earlier tax credit expansions to aid affordability.

Philadelphia's first Citywide Spelling Bee gathered young students at City Hall, where they demonstrated their spelling skills and were commended by Mayor Cherelle L. Parker and other community leaders.